A fictional place that does not too look fictional IMHO, with a very modern asymmetrical war theme that produces more than one moment of of reflection during the course of play? But we played it and I feel honour bound to report the game. Let's start with the scenery which is a work of art, all lovingly hand crafted from plasterboard and 'acquired' house hold objects like doormats (see below, a kitchen table is transformed - please see following http://rangoruk.blogspot.com/ for the creative genius behind the scenery and Renko his co-conspirator https://twtrb.blogspot.com/):
The central canal ditch that splits the village effectively in two with its reflective water is a "work of art" in itself (see below):
Local crops (don't ask what) in enclosed fields to keep them sage from wandering hands (see below):
Trees alongside the watercourse offer some shade from the oppressive heat (see below):
Notice the rickety footpaths that cross the waterway at various points. Their use or avoidance will be interesting to follow in the skirmish game (see below):
A beautiful sleepy Lardistan village whose inhabitants are about to go about the course of a 'normal' day as the sun rises and spreads its warmth down the valley (see below):
The setting for a standard operation for a Modern Chain of Command scenario.
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